PETA wins in Bombay HC to release tortured elephant

NGO People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has won its nearly two-year legal battle to move an elephant, named Sunder, to a sanctuary in Bangalore, after shooting video footage of Sunder having been beaten, chained and abused by his keeper at a temple.

Senior counsel Shiraz Rustomjee and advocate Rohan Rajadyaksha, instructed by K Ashar & Co Advocates & Solicitors appeared for PETA. [Economic Times]

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Elephant Justice 8 Apr 2014, 19:34
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When does Sunder get moved to the elephant rehab center? In India there is a disconnect in court orders and the implementation of those orders. This has been going on for 2 years now because the people keeping Sunder say he is in musth. That is a lie. No elephant in the history of the world has a musth that lasts 2 years.
Move Sunder today!